I apologize for disappearing with not even a word. Here’s what’s been happening at our house:
We just adopted baby Jacob! We first heard about the situation on September 1, met the birthparents on September 5, Jacob was born on September 9, and placement was September 14. Most people get 9 months to prepare, we had just 14 days start to finish.
On top of it all, Jacob was in the NICU for 9 days, so I spent my days and nights with him until he came home.
I will be getting back to this blog–I have a lot of ideas and changes for next season. In the meantime I will post about my harvests, fall planting (just garlic!), and recipes when I have time.
Thanks for your patience!
Happy gardening!
Congratulations! He is absolutely precious.
Congratulations!! What a beautiful reason for disappearing!
Just wanted to say congrats! My youngest is adopted and we have a special place in our hearts for adoption. Hope you enjoy your new addition!
CONGRATULATIONS! Wow that was fast. I bet you are just thrilled.
Wow – Congratulations!
Congratulations!!! He is absolutely perfect!!!
Congratulations! Definitely a great reason to disappear from your gardening website!
Wow, that is quite an end of summer harvest! I think you hit the “mother” load (sorry for the pun, I just couldn’t resist!). Have fun with your new baby.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Wow,like everyone already said,what a great reason to disappear:)Enjoy him and take your time,we will be here waiting,lol:)
Jacob looks like a dream come true.
Wow! Blessings from heaven! Very happy for you!
Congratulations on your beautiful bundle of joy. I wonder when he will receive his first trowel and gloves to help mom in the garden.
Congrats! Even if you had 9 months you would still feel as unprepared! Hang in there and smile
What a wonderful suprise and great excuse not to blog. Congrats – he’s absolutely adorable. Enjoy this special time!
First, Congratulations! Babies are always exciting and a huge reason not to blog. I have a new baby myself, she is 18 days old, and I can’t seem to find enough energy to do much of anything.
I recently found your blog through Food Storage Made Easy and I’m super excited to go through your previous post. I look forward to future posts!
Wow!!! That’s wonderful! Congratulations. I wish you all the best
What a blessed little guy!
Hello,
Congrats on your baby boy!
I’m new to your site and new to SFG. I have a question about drip irrgation. I was thinking about 1/4″ drip line with 6″ emitters spacing. Running 2 lines per sqft. Do you think that’s enough water. There are so many thoughts out there with drip that it’s confusing me. Someone said that’s not enough and they used T-Tape with 3″ emitters. Please give me your thoughts. I live in Houston, TX.
Love your vegetable pics!
He must be getting big! I had a little boy named Teancum in August. I hope your able to get some sleep! Your new love is adorable! Congrats!
Thank you!
As for drip, I’ve done two things–small drip pipe with built-in emitters every 6″, spaced 6″ apart. Second is larger drip pipe that I put emitters into every 6″, spaced 12″ apart. Here is a link to my post that shows my irrigation: http://www.mysquarefootgarden.net/irrigation/
I prefer the drip pipe with built-in emitters. It seems to do a better job, probably because it’s spaced more closely. Next year I will add lines to my larger drip pipe so that it gets better coverage. What I found is that when you use Mel’s mix the water doesn’t spread as well as it would with real dirt. Sort of like watering sandy soil.